Sentence examples for draws along from inspiring English sources

"To get to this stage as a League One side is an incredible achievement and we have not had easy draws along  the way".

I also decided to exclude all rushing plays where the runner was the quarterback; many of those plays were probably designed pass plays, but others were designed runs or draws, along with quarterback sneaks and kneeldowns.

The bad thing that is eventually revealed, and the bad thing that happens as a consequence, don't quite live up to the atmospheric badness with which the novel draws along the reader.

These days, Caroline Wozniacki — a 20-year-old Dane who recently replaced Serena at No. 1 — is considered one of the tour's next big draws, along with two-time major finalist Vera Zvonareva of Russia and 10th-ranked Victoria Azarenka of Belarus.

One of those newcomers, Stephanie Walker, who moved into a cottage near the water in 2010, cited the restaurants and ethnic grocery stores as one of the area's main draws, along with the easy commute it provides to her job as chief librarian at Brooklyn College.

The reader will be drawn along by sheer puzzlement at first: what does Bennet actually want?

It is all very pretty and seductive and draws you in and draws you along, just as the characters are seduced and drawn along, by music or money or sex or love.

Battle lines were initially drawn along largely partisan lines: Lawyers aligned with Democrats, while supporters of the cap — including the California Medical Assn.

Use eye liner to carefully draw along sides.

Here, however, the nature-culture divide is drawn along traditional gender lines.

Then plebgate happened and a distinction once drawn along race and class lines became blurry.